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My problem with voicemail is that while it's easier for the messenger, it's just damn inefficient for the recipient.
I've experimented with Grand Central, but not enough people use my GC number (865-686-6033) for that service to be of great value. I just haven't adopted it as my one "universal number."
In the lesser of evils, I'd rather get an email than a voicemail
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Voicemail is dead. Please tell everyone so they'll stop using it.I've long had a message on my work desk phone voicemail that said the best way to reach me is by email. Alas, it does little to deter the truly persistent voicemail depositors.
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My problem with voicemail is that while it's easier for the messenger, it's just damn inefficient for the recipient.
I've experimented with Grand Central, but not enough people use my GC number (865-686-6033) for that service to be of great value. I just haven't adopted it as my one "universal number."
In the lesser of evils, I'd rather get an email than a voicemail
(via Howard Owens).
(via Howard Owens)
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I really despise voicemail. That's why I "forget" to empty it.
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I know, my professionalism is amazing.
Mine definitely is not the quickest way to contact me. I thought my desk phone came with a "night light."
Amen, brother. Gawd, I despise voice mail. My favorite part of voice mail: The 90-second long rambling message, in which the caller drones on and on in excruciating detail -- then recites the phone number in .0005 nanoseconds.
I thought that was just me that couldn't ever seen to catch the number callers leave. Glad to know it's a universal truth!